The flight was fine, and in fact despite the strong winds that was the smoothest landing I've had for a long time - thank you Chris the pilot! The Airport staff were lovely and wheeled me through security and commented about the fact you don't get a cast on a broken leg; then I was wheeled to the plane before everyone else and my crutches and luggage stowed for me. I could get used to this! With the tailwind we landed 20 minutes early so after I'd been wheeled round the back way to the exit by a very chatty Scots lad, I had to wait a little while for Mr H; I used the time to walk down to the pickup/drop off point so he didn't have to pay for parking. Walking with luggage in a rucksack is OK, but I go half the speed..
Then there he was and time for big hugs, and a 45 minute drive back to the flat where Django met me on the stairs with a huge grin on his face - I wish I could have photographed it.
Whooooeeee, I'm on holiday!!
Somewhere in the Trossachs, Scotland - ie. nowhere near where I am now as I've not had a chance to take pictures yet!
enjoy your holiday... Scotland is on my list to visit. i want to see where my husband ancestors roamed ,and i'm a sucker for the ascent.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful time sweetie ... and ooh yeah, that accent *sighs*
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your holiday and the time with your boys.
ReplyDeleteGlad to read you made it safely and enjoy a yummy breakfast and hugs and kisses from Django too! Enjoy your holiday...but of course send photos!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you made it there safely! Have fun on your holiday!
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Now see--having those nice chatty folks wheeling ya around didn't hurt one bit!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to your holiday!!!! :-)
Go enjoy it!
The Flybe assistance scheme is brilliant isn't it. Always seem to be kind people. I'm sure you're having a brilliant time. Love to Al xx
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